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Single Transaction Limit Rule

The Single Transaction Limit Rule is a conditional rule used to restrict the asset amount of a single transaction, ensuring that asset operations remain within a safe range.

Core Function​

  • Control Single Transaction Amounts: Prevent a single transaction from exceeding a defined safety threshold

Parameters​

  • Balance Type

    • Specifies the type of asset the rule applies to
    • Example values:
      • Native Coin
      • Token

  • Amount

    • Maximum allowed amount per transaction
    • Transactions exceeding this value will trigger a risk control event

Note: This rule only takes effect after assets have been selected by filters; it does not directly select assets.

Typical Use Cases​

  • Limit a wallet to transferring no more than 1,000 SOL per transaction
  • Limit a wallet to transferring no more than 500 of a specific token per transaction
  • Prevent passed accounts from transferring large amounts of tokens via program calls
  • Combine with Immediate Effect Rules or composite rules to ensure single-transaction security